Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones said the team wants to sign Tony Romo to a long-term deal because he's the key to making a championship run. But since Romo was named the starting quarterback in 2006, Dallas has made just three playoff appearances, two of which were one-and-done. Has Romo proved himself to be the man to guide this storied franchise to another Super Bowl appearance?
- memphispost1: "Guess we won't be going to the super bowl anytime in the near future. Yet another brilliant move by Jerry Jones!"
- ODENDAVID: "So hard to be a cowboy fan when you see stuff like this....Romo is not the answer."
- Jared50147: "'romo is not the problem. the problem is the o line"
- O Zone Pro.: "Dallas is about to do what? Lol, another 5 years will go by without any playoffs as long as Romo is QB."
- PVN24: "Get Romo some protection, try to keep DeMarco healthy and involved, and I guarantee Romo takes this team deep in the playoffs"
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Worth the money?
Tony Romo could command a three-to-five-year deal with an average salary of at least $12 million.